Wal Pro Bass 1981 Padauk
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New York, NY, United States
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This was the very last Pro model made by originators Ian Waller & Pete Stevens and they made sure this one went out in a bang. PB 1859 manufactured in 1981 (see image of Pete Stevens handwritten note in the cavity). Schedua wood with 14 piece laminated body/spacings. Pete only made about six I think in this configuration. It is made up of 39 separate pieces of wood. Mahogany core, 11 centre lines on both sides =22, 4 bookmatched padauk faces (as normal) 3 sandwich cores under each face=12. TOTAL 39. The fret dots are a very good quality oyster shell with some great colors. I don’t know if Paul Herman at Wal would even consider making one like this now. The bass has amazing sustain. The string tree has been changed at some point from the normal pro bass A/D to the full one. Electronics are working well. Good Wal history with original case. Very good to Excellent condition.
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